STILL... The Play Inspired by 4:44

I really liked the male bonding ensemble and the different characterizations of male imagery...corporate, sports star, blue collar and militant as well as touching on taboo subjects like the down low aspects of homosexuality.... full review

One of the best shows I've seen at Fringe so far! A family drama that touches the soul, about ; brother's visiting their dead mother's house. I was sold on the fact that this was inspired by a Jay Z album, but the play made very little reference to individual lines of the songs, yet it covered major themes -- which I loved. Main one being racism and the limited perceptions on African Americans. The performances are top notch and the writing is stellar.... full review

Lucky Mor has created an engaging, thought provoking play that is a must -see of the Fringe. A strong cast filled with powerful performances anchored by a great script.... full review

It was wonderful! I found it to be relatable and I loved the different sibling dynamics.... full review

Big shout out to Lucky Mor for his fantastic writing! So many powerful moments, especially loved Tops monologues. This play touched me in many ways and shined a light on many current social and political issues that are in dire need of constant addressing. Reminded me of my own family dynamic specifically the aftermath of my own mother’s passing this time last year. This is a must see production!... full review

Still 4:44 was incredible. Great story, very well acted, perfect set. I loved it!... full review

9.2 out of 10 - Exceptional Show!! Click the podcast to learn more. http://latheatrebites.com/hollywood-fringe-2018-still-the-play-inspired-by-444-the-complex-theatre-in-hollywood-review/... full review

The character development was fantastic. Concise, universal storyline.... full review

Wowww!!! Dope show!! Hilarious, touching, powerful...super talented cast! Do NOT miss this one!... full review

“Still... The Play Inspired By 4:44,” named so after artist Jay-Z's 4:44 album, dares to tackle mixed ideals and politics within a black family, a powder keg issue unique in the atmosphere that is 2018, where love is the only glue keeping tolerance and understanding within. While laying out each individual's ideas and future plans for their parents’ home, the brothers' long-held resentments, miscommunications, and the secrets they have kept long-hidden, ferment and bubble until truth and catharsis surface.... full review